It's Throw-back Thursday. This post was originally published on 06-SEP-2012 after a wonderful week of company. But then I became an idiot. Instead of being warrior mom I was one who judged. A person I wasn't too proud to be.
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Thursday, October 2, 2014
Thursday, August 28, 2014
TBT JUMP!
It's Thursday so it's a throw-back day. This post was originally published on 19-APR-2013 as part of the 5-minute series. Where you are given a word and just write, unedited, for five minutes straight.
The prompt: JUMP
The prompt: JUMP
Thursday, August 21, 2014
TBT--Dear Ann
It's Throw-back Thursday. A day to revisit an older blog post. This one is from when I a was a tad, um, infuriated with a celebrity.
Monday, August 18, 2014
My Challenge -- Lizzi
Today I would like to introduce Lizzi the author of Considerings where she actively tries to find the good in life. A blog that is sometimes fiction so good you think it is true, some days full of humor and some days despair. It's a wonderful mix of writing and feelings. No matter what Lizzi faces each week she is determined to end on a high note with her Ten Things of Thankful post. A wrap up each Saturday where she sees the light in all of her clouds.
Wednesday, July 16, 2014
A letter to myself
I'm semi-participating in a Summer Blog Hop Challenge meant to show others how the life with a disability, or with a child who has a disability, is a journey. A never ending one, for sure. But a journey filled with triumphs and some tears. Of course per my usual stick-to-break-the-rules reputation instead of starting in week 1 it is now week 3. So today we are starting the journey half-way through with a letter to myself. Even though that was week 2's prompt
Monday, July 14, 2014
My Challenge: Eric
I consider myself very lucky today. I have read a lot about autism from the perspective of the parent, the teacher, the doctor, etc...but today I want to introduce you to Eric. A young man who recently graduated high school and entered the work force.
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